Dilara Hashim

Dilara Hashim (Bengali: দিলারা হাশেম), (1936) is a modern Bangladeshi author and novelist.

Life

Works

Novels

• Ghar Mon Janala (Houses, Hearts and Windows, 1965)
• Ekoda Ebong Ananto (Once and Ever, 1975)
• Stabdhatar Kane Kane (Whispering to Silence, 1977)
• Amlokir Mou (The Sweet from the Bitterest, 1978)
• Badami Bikeler Galpo (Stories of a Brown Afternoon, 1983);
• Kaktaleya (Coincident, 1985)
• Mural (1986)
• Shankho Korat (Horns of a Dilemma 1995)
• Anukta Padaboli (Unspoken Verses, 1998)
• Sador Andor (Outer and Inner Part, 1998)
• Setu (Bridge, 2000)

Awards

• Bangla Academy Award (1976)
• Shankhachil Sahitya Puraskar
• Uttar Chicago Shitya Puraskar (1997)

External links

• Bangladeshinovels.com
• Few books by the popular author

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Name	Hashim, Dilara
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Date of birth	1936
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